You can be anti-porn and pro-sex. I'm no censor, says Lisa Saunders.
She talks through some common misconceptions about anti-porn/pro-sex feminism Lisa Saunders, 13 December 2011 Pornography seems to have become an every increasing part of my life. Advertising, porn-spambots, the overwhelming barrage of sex-encounter venues that seem to flood my neighbourhood, the commodification of body parts and sexual imagery in all walks of life seems to be at an all-time high. What Guys Really Think Of Women With A Brazilian Wax. Waxing all the hair down there: It's more polarizing than you'd think.
Special thanks to Carrie Bradshaw and the women of Sex and the City for bringing Brazilians to the forefront of our imaginations — and keeping them there. Ever since the show's debut and the multi-million dollar success of the feature films, more and more women have dared to bare it all — or are, at the very least, thinking about keeping the feminine landscape trimmed and tight. Opting for sans hair down there has thoroughly split the sexes straight down the middle. Girls, I do not like your permanently bald vagina. What it looks like when you take your pants off now.
Girls, I’m a straight man and on behalf of my people I bring some terrible news: I do not like your permanently bald vagina. Or at least, I still like it because it’s a vagina and I’m a man, but… I do not love it the way I used to. The prospect of clinically excising all hair from your downstairs area, forever, may seem like heaven to your intellectually handicapped beautician and paedophiles, but for the rest of us your bushless snatches are, frankly, a little weird.
I know what you’re thinking – gross, a male feminist – but this could not be further from the truth. Getting Used to the Idea of Female Pubic Hair. The year wouldn't be over if a serious publication didn't devote some serious attention to Brazilian waxes and the women who get them.
The requisite annual feature story comes this week from the Atlantic, which investigates a widespread pandemic of hairless vaginas on college campuses. We can all agree that it's not surprising that women in their twenties endure the torture of genital waxing regularly, right? Thanks to Internet porn, and certain dudes? Like University of Michigan finance student Bob Fitzpatrick, who told the magazine he's more likely to perform oral sex on a female partner if she has no pubic hair (the magazine does not say whether he has considered whether or not she would be more likely to perform oral sex on him if she knew he wouldn't ejaculate in her mouth).
"If she's seeking for you to pleasure her and you have pubic hairs in your mouth, you're not going to be pleased with that," the 21-year-old says. Post-Xmas misogyny. Source: There’s always plenty to learn from the Daily Mail.
Today’s insight (which I owe to a Twitter tipoff from @mslorriehearts) is that now that the indulgence of Xmas is over, we have to reinscribe cultural scripts of femininity. Women may have eaten food over the festive period, and this makes them flabby and overweight. 100% Natural Practice For Beautiful Skin. I find it kind of funny how it seems like in many ways society is moving backwards in time.
In many aspects of our lives we are opting for simpler solutions that were more common in the past in regards to our health, eating habits, and personal care. Nowadays, a lot people are adapting to and using the ways of the past. Like hanging their clothes on a clothes line outside to dry, growing their own food, canning and preserving fruits and vegetables, utilizing homemade cleaning and personal care products and much more.
This is awesome to see because it means that we are taking control of our own lives and taking matters into our own hands, putting less reliance on the system for support. Babybel Wax Lip Balm. Now you can really go nuts with ingredients if you want to, and put all sorts of emollients, oils, vitamins, scents and flavors into your chapstick, but I wanted this particular recipe to be as simple as possible.
All you need are: the wax from one mini babybel cheese (red or yellow) 1 teaspoon grapeseed oil You can use either the red or yellow kind of wax. Even though your chapstick will look red (assuming you're using the red wax) there's not enough pigment in there to turn it into a lipstick. At the most, if you smother it on, you'll get a barely noticeable pink tint. You can substitute the grape seed oil for any other edible oil in your pantry. OraMedia Dental Self Sufficiency. You are about to view some startling material, most of which you may never have seen before, but probably should have.
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I must have missed the declaration of war on pubic hair.
It must have happened sometime in the last decade because the amount of time, energy, money and emotion both genders spend on abolishing every hair from their genitals is astronomical. The genital hair removal industry, including medical professionals who advertise their specialty services to those seeking the “clean and bare” look, is exponentially growing. But why pick on the lowly pubic hair? A few sociological theories suggest it has to do with cultural trends spawned by bikinis and thongs, certain hairless actors and actresses, a desire to return to childhood, a misguided attempt at hygiene or being more attractive to a partner.
Multi-Gyn.com. Proper Vaginal Hygiene - The vagina is an area of your body which cleans itself.
However, it’s advisable to support the self-cleaning process with external hygiene routines that will help keep you infection-free. It Smells.